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" Porsche&amp;#039;s cars have always been expensive, and watching this early 1960s documentary on how the 356\u00A0was made, you get the sense why. Things have been different since the Boxster was introduced 20 years ago, ushering a leaner, more cost-effective manufacturing process, but its earliest cars were truly handmade.\u00A0Hence the name of this documentary,\u00A0Made By Hand . No particular date has been given for the film, but it appears to have been produced in the early-1960s since it features the 356B, which was built from 1960-1963. The level of craftsmanship and obsession with details displayed here is fascinating, but you can see how Porsche&amp;#039;s production methods nearly bankrupted the company in 1993. When you bought a 356 in the 1960s, you didn&amp;#039;t pay for horsepower, you paid for quality. You paid for every single part on your car to be rigorously quality controlled, and installed with precision. It&amp;#039;s mesmerizing to watch the process, so set aside 40 minutes to do so.        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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